Rangers overcame a 2-0 deficit to win the three points against Dundee yesterday night, postponing Celtic’s championship celebration for at least one more day.
After the 5-2 victory, Ibrox manager Philippe Clement did, however, acknowledge that he’s getting sick of having to read his players the riot book and asked for more “fire” from them.
The season’s last Premiership match at Ibrox ended on a positive one thanks to a much-improved second half performance, although the manager was concerned about the conditions that allowed the visitors to take a two-goal lead on minute forty.
And Clement left his players in no doubt that anyone who doesn’t take heed of his instructions can have no future at the club under him.
‘In the first half, there was a lot of movement with the ball with good combination play but not enough efficiency in the final third,’ he said.
‘At the end of the first half, we came out behind although we were better on the ball.
